0001-0014-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are given diphtheria vaccines at Bormapara in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district as part of UNICEF’s effort to protect them from preventable diseases. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0001-0014-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are given diphtheria vaccines at Bormapara in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district as part of UNICEF’s effort to protect them from preventable diseases. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0001-0014-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are given diphtheria vaccines at Bormapara in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district as part of UNICEF’s effort to protect them from preventable diseases. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0001-0014-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are given diphtheria vaccines at Bormapara in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district as part of UNICEF’s effort to protect them from preventable diseases. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0001-0014-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are given diphtheria vaccines at Bormapara in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district as part of UNICEF’s effort to protect them from preventable diseases. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0001-0014-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are given diphtheria vaccines at Bormapara in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district as part of UNICEF’s effort to protect them from preventable diseases. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0001-0014-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are given diphtheria vaccines at Bormapara in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district as part of UNICEF’s effort to protect them from preventable diseases. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0001-0014-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are given diphtheria vaccines at Bormapara in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district as part of UNICEF’s effort to protect them from preventable diseases. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0001-0014-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are given diphtheria vaccines at Bormapara in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district as part of UNICEF’s effort to protect them from preventable diseases. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0001-0014-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are given diphtheria vaccines at Bormapara in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district as part of UNICEF’s effort to protect them from preventable diseases. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0001-0014-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are given diphtheria vaccines at Bormapara in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district as part of UNICEF’s effort to protect them from preventable diseases. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0001-0014-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are given diphtheria vaccines at Bormapara in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district as part of UNICEF’s effort to protect them from preventable diseases. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0001-0014-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are given diphtheria vaccines at Bormapara in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district as part of UNICEF’s effort to protect them from preventable diseases. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0001-0014-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are given diphtheria vaccines at Bormapara in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district as part of UNICEF’s effort to protect them from preventable diseases. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0015-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rokhia Begum (11) Holding EPI Vaccination Card. Mother: Rosida. Father: Nurul Huq. Camp-B-16. Rohingya children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are given diphtheria vaccines at Bormapara in Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district as part of UNICEF’s effort to protect them from preventable diseases. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0016-0020-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 A UNICEF-supported vaccine drive provides Rohingya children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, protection against diphtheria at Bormapara of Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0016-0020-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 A UNICEF-supported vaccine drive provides Rohingya children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, protection against diphtheria at Bormapara of Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0016-0020-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 A UNICEF-supported vaccine drive provides Rohingya children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, protection against diphtheria at Bormapara of Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0016-0020-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 A UNICEF-supported vaccine drive provides Rohingya children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, protection against diphtheria at Bormapara of Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0016-0020-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 A UNICEF-supported vaccine drive provides Rohingya children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, protection against diphtheria at Bormapara of Bangladesh’s Cox’s Bazar district. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0021-0022-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Checking EPI Vaccination Card. Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are provided diphtheria vaccines from 12 UNICEF-supported immunisation points at Bormapara, Cox’s Bazar district, Bangladesh. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0021-0022-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Checking EPI Vaccination Card. Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are provided diphtheria vaccines from 12 UNICEF-supported immunisation points at Bormapara, Cox’s Bazar district, Bangladesh. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0023-0026-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are provided diphtheria vaccines from 12 UNICEF-supported immunisation points at Bormapara in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map

0023-0026-UNICEF-sujaN-Map-21-12-2017 Rohingya refugee children, between 6 weeks and 6 years of age, are provided diphtheria vaccines from 12 UNICEF-supported immunisation points at Bormapara in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh. Photo: UNICEF/b.a.sujaN/ Map